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Shooting, Violence and Trauma, Life After his Police Career. Retired Police Sergeant Michael Sugrue is our guest. Michael talks about his career in law enforcement and his life afterwards. He discusses the call when he was forced to shoot an armed and dangerous suspect. Michael shares about that deadly encounter, plus a close call with an armed suspect. He talks about those incidents, combined with all the events in his police career and how they effected his physical, mental and emotional well-being. He also discusses how he uses his experience to help others.

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The underwater sounds in this creek near Brisbane are like an eclectic jam session.  There are sweet beetles (that sing), lonely bugs (on percussion), fishy grunters (think Jay-Z) and a punk-rocking rakali that just trashes the joint. This musical soundscape is the PhD homeland of eco-acoustician Emilia Decker.

The underwater sounds in this creek near Brisbane are like an eclectic jam session.  There are sweet beetles (that sing), lonely bugs (on percussion), fishy grunters (think Jay-Z) and a punk-rocking rakali that just trashes the joint. This musical soundscape is the PhD homeland of eco-acoustician Emilia Decker.

How well do you know your best friend? This week on Agla Station Adulthood hosts Ayushi and Rytasha try to discover each other's quirks by quizzing each other with some really random, fun, crazy and intelligent questions!

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NOTE: We will be taking a break for the holidays after episode number 40, but don't worry!  We will be back and better than ever on Monday, January 6th with new episodes and great content geared towards Defensive Line Coaches!  In the meantime, go back and check out our earlier episodes, and as always...KEEP YOUR PADS DOWN!

To love the Lord our God with all our souls, we must honor God with the reverence of our lives (not misusing his name in word or deed) and with the rhythm of our lives (remembering the Lord's Day to keep it holy).

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Line Creek Brewing Co. was the first brewery to open in Peachtree City, GA.  Their small community has a bit slower pace than Atlanta, and golf carts are a common mode of transportation.  You're likely to see a few in the parking lot if you visit the brewery.  PTC'ers have welcomed Line Creek with open arms in their first year.  Their spacious taproom offers plenty of seating as well as TVs for watching the game and a large window to watch the magic happening in the brewhouse.

We sat down with Paul Costick (Co-founder), Jason Carroll (Head Brewer), and Alex Knoll (Asst. Brewer and Lead Cellarman) at their anniversary party recently to find out how things went in their first year, what they've learned, and what's in store for the future.  They give us the scoop on the three variations of their anniversary stouts, we talk (more) about kveik, Jason's background brewing in Ireland, and adding seaweed to beers.  Plus, Paul gives us the scoop a collaboration Line Creek Brewing made for the Southern Conservation Trust, #ConserveGeorgia.  Proceeds from this Pecan Amber Ale will help protect lands across the state.

NEXT WEEK: Tune in for our conversation with Sean Lawson of Lawson's Finest Liquids.

• Line Creek Barrel-aged Maple, Bacon, Coffee, Chocolate Stout
• Line Creek Barrel-aged Toasted Vanilla Stout
• Line Creek Barrel-aged Triple Coffee Vanilla Stout
• Line Creek Catalina Brine Mixer | Seaweed Sour
• Line Creek Non-Rev Helles Lager
• Line Creek Tenacious B | Blueberry Saison
• Line Creek Total Consciousness Ep. 3 | DIPA

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When you think of cask ales, you may think of warm, flat beer. 

That's not the case, and Owen Ogletree wants you to know about it. 

For the past 14 years, he's hosted the Atlanta Cask Ale Tasting. Breweries from around the south (and the world) send in their special beers they've made specifically to go on cask. 

For this show, we talk to some breweries in planning, including:

• Line Creek Brewing (Peachtree City)
• Split Batch Brewery (Duluth area)
• Banyan Roots (Atlanta Westside)

Truck and Tap Beers of the Week:

• Cask ales, of course! 

Coming up next week, we're talking to another new brewery. Pontoon Brewing just opened its doors in Sandy Springs, so we'll talk to the crew. Have a great week, and don't forget to DRINK LOCAL. 

Cheers!

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Libby Paloma, jewelry designer and artist, describes her move last year, from San Francisco to Kingston, and how her craft has changed and adapted to all of the curve balls life can throw.

Clove & Creek is a mercantile in Kingston, NY open everyday but Tuesday, 11-6. Shop online at cloveandcreek.com

Brad Lail of Lail Designs in Woodstock, sits down to talk about his love of jazz, his experience in pottery production, and his current cohesive line of pottery art directed by his wife, Jenny. You can find Lail Designs pasta bowls, cereal bowls, ramen bowls, pour overs, mugs and pitchers at Clove & Creek's store in Kingston, or at cloveandcreek.com

Clove & Creek is a mercantile in Kingston, NY open everyday but Tuesday 11-6. Shop online at cloveandcreek.com

Sam Kalda, award winning illustrator whose work has appeared in the New York Times, The Washington Post and The Guardian among others describes how his upbringing in South Dakota may have led him to his line of work. Learn about how he balances commercial work and personal projects, including his showing of work at Clove & Creek, "More Paintings About Plants And Buildings."

Clove & Creek is a mercantile in Kingston, NY open everyday but Tuesday 11-6. Shop online at cloveandcreek.com

Comedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds examine the 1980 Norco bank robbery and shootout.

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Comedians Dave Anthony, Gareth Reynolds, and Patton Oswalt examine the creation of cereal in America.

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